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There is so much demand for housing and so few homes for sale that prices have nowhere to go but up - unless they get so high that no one wants to buy.
Amazon will take 360,000 square feet of space at one of buildings within New York City's Hudson Yards development.
Sean Corrigan, director at Cantillon Consulting, speaks about the real estate cycle in China.
Frederic Neumann, MD & co-Head of Asian Economics Research, HSBC, says Chinese policymakers are slowly, but surely taking steps to put the economy on a "more sustainable trajectory and there is a new regulatory storm sweeping the country."
The music moguls are headed to the beach as the new owners of a $26 million estate.
Going through a divorce? Try not to make these big money mistakes.
This week's Power House is "Grey Gardens" in the Hamptons, newly restored and up for sale.
Two institutional landlords dealt with hundreds of damaged homes and displaced tenants after Hurricane Harvey.
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on how Houston rental properties are helping victims of Hurricane Harvey.
After Hurricane Irma, most tourism-related enterprises in Florida hope to be back in business by Oct. 1, USA Today reports.
CNBC's Diana Olick reports the latest read on existing home sales in August.
Applications to refinance a home loan and purchase a home fall sharply.
A group of real estate agents who colluded to raise fees in southwest England has been fined £370,084 ($500,620) by competition authorities.
Attom Data Solutions' Daren Blomquist says recent hurricanes are expected to cause a dip in home sales in the U.S., as well as potentially weigh on home prices.
The ultra-wealthy are allocating more of their money to equities and less to hedge funds and real estate, a survey found.
With property sales in Hong Kong likely to slow, investors should turn to blue chip stocks, says Kevin Leung of Haitong International Securities Group.
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